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Mark Milke: Is it time to reconsider official bilingualism?
Canada’s changing linguistic makeup should provide an impetus to revisit bilingualism as currently defined by Ottawa. A new study by Quebec professor François Vaillancourt and three of his colleagues...
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Province Letters: Leash law, welfare, drug abuse, Winston Blackmore,...
Dog owners claim they don’t know that they are not permitted to tie up their dog and leave them unattended. This is one of the problems with dog owners, they claim not to know the bylaws. The problem...
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Province Letters: dogs, leashes, Vancouver, taxis, women’s soccer, Mike...
I recently had a disagreement with the staff at the Shoppers Drug Mart in my neighbourhood because I refused to tie my dogs up outside and came into the store with them on a leash while I purchased...
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Anonymous government agents to observe language behaviour in Canada’s airports
Undercover government-contracted observers will be prowling Canada’s airports this fall, making sure that travellers are being assisted in French as well as English. The country’s languages...
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